Nuts & Dry-fruits

Zesty Delight, Soothing Comfort

Experience the comforting warmth and invigorating zing of The Village Company’s Premium Ginger Candy Slices. Made from carefully selected ginger roots, these chewy slices offer a perfectly balanced blend of spicy kick and natural sweetness. Ginger has been revered for centuries in traditional medicine for its numerous health benefits, particularly its soothing properties. Our candy slices provide a convenient and delicious way to enjoy this ancient superfood. Perfect for on-the-go relief, a flavorful snack, or to satisfy your sweet tooth with a healthy twist.

Key Benefits: A Spicy Treat with Soothing Power!

• Digestive Aid: Ginger is renowned for its ability to soothe upset stomachs, alleviate nausea, and promote healthy digestion, making these candies a natural choice after meals.
• Motion Sickness Relief: A popular natural remedy for motion sickness and morning sickness, helping to calm the stomach during travel.
• Anti-inflammatory Properties: Contains gingerols, powerful compounds with anti-inflammatory effects that can help ease discomfort.
• Immunity Booster: Ginger possesses properties that can help strengthen the immune system and protect against common ailments.
• Natural Energy Boost: The invigorating warmth and natural sugars provide a gentle energy lift without the jitters.
• Throat Soother: The warming sensation can help soothe a scratchy throat.

Nutritional Value (per 100g approx.):

• Energy: ~350 Kcal
• Protein: ~0.5g
• Total Fat: ~0.5g
• Carbohydrates: ~85g (primarily from sugar used in candy making)
• Dietary Fiber: ~1g (from ginger)
• Key Compounds: Gingerols, Shogaols (active compounds in ginger)

Storage Instructions: Keep Them Fresh & Zesty!

To maintain their chewy texture and spicy-sweet flavor, store The Village Company Ginger Candy Slices in an airtight container in a cool, dry, and dark place, away from direct sunlight and heat. Given the humid climate of Gyanpur, Uttar Pradesh, it’s advisable to ensure they are kept in a very dry environment to prevent stickiness. Refrigeration is not typically required but can extend shelf life, especially after opening.

Did You Know?

Ginger is not a root, but actually a rhizome – an underground stem that sends out roots and shoots! It’s one of the oldest and most widely used spices, cultivated for over 5,000 years, and its name comes from the Sanskrit word ‘sringaveram’, meaning ‘horn body’, referring to its antler-like shape.